Update: Colombia court orders President de la Espriella to hide social media videos of him with dead bodies
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Colombia's right-wing President Abelardo de la Espriella has been ordered to hide social media videos showing him walking past rows of the dead bodies of alleged guerrillas killed by the country's armed forces, as reported by a court document seen Wednesday. The report also notes that The newly sworn-in president has introduced a fresh offensive at armed groups involved in the country's lucrative cocaine trade.
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